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posted February 10, 2013 09:33 PM            

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Stephen King's IT scared me and my sister so much as kids we cried lmfao!!!! That one film, Signs, freaked me the f!ck out when I saw the alien.

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posted February 10, 2013 10:09 PM              

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Grave Encounters and Paranormal Activity 1,3 and 4.

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posted February 10, 2013 11:12 PM            

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Stephen King's IT scared me and my sister so much as kids we cried lmfao!!!! That one film, Signs, freaked me the f!ck out when I saw the alien.

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omg signs! i remember when i went to watch it at the movies, and EVERYONE in the theater room lost it! screaming at the part with the alien coming out of the bushes(at the birthday party video that they showed in the "news"). and towards the end of the movie, when we finally see the alien's reflection on the tv! *shudders*...that sh!t still creeps me the fcuk out to this day lol

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posted February 10, 2013 11:27 PM            

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11nahyt: omg signs! i remember when i went to watch it at the movies, and EVERYONE in the theater room lost it! screaming

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LMAO DAMN! I would've went bUT THAT SOUNDS SO FUN(NY) everyone just screaming and crying together in a theatre.

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posted February 11, 2013 12:25 AM            

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I just recall when I went to see Drag Me to Hell (which I only saw because of Alison Lohman starring in it, and I've also liked some of the stuff Raimi had written before which made me decide to give it a chance), and though it didn't scare me, I recall the fight where the banker (played by Lohman) and the old gypsy lady get into a fight in her car (can be seen here, warning it's a bit on the gross side) had us all laughing like we were on shrooms. The part where the staple pops out of the gypsy's eye and then the gypsy bites her only to remember her false teeth had fallen out and so puts them back in her mouth before trying again almost had me literally falling out of my seat from laughing so hard at the very idea that someone IMAGINED this scene and being impressed that the actors pulled it off with such straight faces, and I'd have felt horrible but the entire audience was roaring with laughter over it, too.

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posted February 11, 2013 01:10 AM            

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the only movie that ever really scared me as a kid was childs play 2.. my sister let me watch it and i was scared to go in my bedroom afterwards, i was afraid one of my toys would come to life and kill me. XD

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posted February 11, 2013 01:19 AM            

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^^Lmao, "drag me to hell" was surprisingly entertaining to me. I just remembered the scene when the demon spits back out the cat that Christine had sacrificed, during the seance. And he starts mocking her lol.She really thought sacraficing her poor kitty would have actually lifted the curse lmao. the part where that old creepy lady started to chew on Christines mouth/chin in the car LOL gross!.And the nasty funeral scene ewwww..this movie was wickedly hilarious to me. I think I'm gonna watch it again in a few.

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posted February 11, 2013 01:26 AM            

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posted February 11, 2013 02:39 AM            

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LOL NOW I WANNA WATCH IT AGAIN! I actually like that movie. Lots of my friends don't - they think it's dumb, but it was my impression that it wasn't supposed to be completely horror. Ironic horror? That's what I thought!

Not a scary movie, but a film that ALWAYS gets me is Precious.

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posted February 11, 2013 04:28 AM            

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Freddy Kruger scared the crap out of me when I was a wee one. Not even sure why we were allowed to watch those movies as it caused sleepless nights. It's funny now though.

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posted February 11, 2013 09:47 AM            

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I'm with T and others. I can't watch horror movies. I was 8 years old and Steven King's It was playing in the other room followed by Child's Play. I had a nightmare that my father died and his best friend was digging his grave. I have been unable to watch since then.

I do enjoy B-horror, the kind you can tell is completely fake and silly. I had a cat named Bruce Campbell once.

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posted February 11, 2013 11:09 AM              

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the boogeyman in ghostbusters anyone???

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posted February 11, 2013 07:57 PM            

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The purple slime monster in ghostwriter
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posted February 11, 2013 11:11 PM            

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And it angers me no movie in half a century has managed to really scare me!

I have been told to watch "The Strangers"

A challenge?

"The Serpant and the Rainbow" came close as well as "The Skeleton Key..."

But so far no dice!

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oh yeah the Strangers was creepy! That girl who calls their house and sh!t, is so random. Like whoever just called sounds really dumb and slow, but dangerous!

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posted February 12, 2013 06:29 PM            

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Pet Sematary , the only movie that has ever scared me. i'm a huge horror fan but they rarely scare me. for some reason Pet Sematary did it.

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posted February 12, 2013 06:41 PM            

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imo the only movies that are scary are ones with storylines that could actually happen or did happen, like the texas chainsaw massacre. most horror movies are too out there and unrealistic.

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posted February 12, 2013 07:24 PM              

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^hitchcock says the scariest monsters were people or sumthin like that...

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posted February 14, 2013 11:27 AM            

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I watched The Shining in a haunted dormitory in Gettysburg one night, with my boyfriend and my friend. When it got scary, my "friend" would scream and cling to my boyfriend for protection.

That was really scary.

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posted February 14, 2013 11:38 AM            

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Horror movies dont really scare me except few.Video games with horror theme are the ones that have scared me,you know the moment you are concentrating on moving the character and out of nowhere they appear on the screen,heart in the mouth moment.

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posted February 14, 2013 01:04 PM            

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^hitchcock says the scariest monsters were people or sumthin like that...

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posted February 14, 2013 03:20 PM            

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The Amityville Horror had me spooked for years and years. I always thought I'd see eyes in the window at night, I always expected slime to come out of the walls in the basement in my parent's house growing up. I don't know, it just left an indelible mark on me.

That, and most recently, Paranormal Activity.

In fact, I've vowed never to watch one of these again. Why? I mean, really? Why? To be freaked out? I have enough issues!!!!

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posted February 20, 2013 09:19 PM            

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From Beyond.

Interesting & scary movie on several levels.

And the first Aliens movie.

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posted February 20, 2013 10:44 PM            

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From Beyond.

Interesting & scary movie on several levels.

And the first Aliens movie.

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From beyond? Was that the one with pineal glands sticking out of foreheads?

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posted February 21, 2013 04:37 PM            

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I love (love love love) horror movies but it's hard for me to find ones that actually scare me. I will (really) enjoy them but actually getting scared is hard for me.

I do remember that The Blair Witch Project really freaked me out, especially the ending.

The two movies that come to mind aren't horror movies but one was psychologically disturbing and I love the director's movies in general (even though he's very controversial): Antichrist. Some people say that it's misogynistic and torture porn but I saw those scenes as metaphorical and the movie as a whole as being a very dark look at a two people's tortured psyches. It's shot beautifully too so if you love cinematography, you would enjoy it for that at least.

Weirdly, the movie that freaks me out the most is No Country for Old Men. The psychopath in that movie, Anton Chigurh, makes me feel an insane amount of dread (which is worse than fear to me because it involves the anticipation of fear). OMG and the haircut he had in that movie just made him ten times scarier. People think I'm crazy for thinking this is a scary movie but I truly find it far scarier than classic horror movies - and I've seen most of them. I think psychopaths (the criminal kind) in general frighten me way more than demons and zombies.

I looove zombies. I always want to give them a high five.

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posted February 24, 2013 02:21 PM            

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Seen alot of horror movies in my time, you name a horror movie and chances are I have probably seen it before. I am more partial to the older ones though, from the 70s an 80s are more my favorite before all the computer technology took over and really ruined it. One of my favorite ones is the original Halloween movie. Its so simple yet effective with its scare factor and with a very low budget, same thing with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre it was an independant film which over the years grew in popularity.

My favorite horror directors have to be Alfred Hitchcock, George Romero, and John Carpenter

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